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Hell in the Hedgerows (Savage Worlds: Weird War II)
It’s 4 July, 1944; D-Day plus 28. The U.S. 29th Division is slowly slogging their way through the Norman Bocage (or Hedgerows) near the French town of St. Lo. The earthen mounds or walls 8 to 10 feet in width and 4 to 6 feet in height, covered with scrub undergrowth make for formidable defense positions, which the German forces have used causing many U.S. casualties.
By 5 July, lead elements of the division sent back reports to headquarter about “strange” and “unusual” occurrences. When asked for specific details, none could be provided; a fact which infuriated the division’s commander, General Charles Gerhardt. He was about to issue orders to C Company of the 115th Regiment to further investigate the occurrences, when orders came down suspending any investigation; a special Army Intelligence unit was to be sent in instead.
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It’s 4 July, 1944; D-Day plus 28. The U.S. 29th Division is slowly slogging their way through the Norman Bocage (or Hedgerows) near the French town of St. Lo. The earthen mounds or walls 8 to 10 feet in width and 4 to 6 feet in height, covered with scrub undergrowth make for formidable defense positions, which the German forces have used causing many U.S. casualties.
By 5 July, lead elements of the division sent back reports to headquarter about “strange” and “unusual” occurrences. When asked for specific details, none could be provided; a fact which infuriated the division’s commander, General Charles Gerhardt. He was about to issue orders to C Company of the 115th Regiment to further investigate the occurrences, when orders came down suspending any investigation; a special Army Intelligence unit was to be sent in instead.
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1. gkraus1008
2. Rodrigo Istalindir
3. DaveStebbins
4. Yttrai
5. Toras
6.
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